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Originally Posted by Ianus
Kudos to Drto9,I believe they mentioned something like this would be happening.
I guess it only comes down to how will it be implemented and do overstays have to be extra careful when applying through immediate relative petitions.Technically,until one has had a petition adjudicated one is still within the US in an undocumented state.
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I actually got chills when I read this, not out of fear, though I am, of course, fearful of being deported, but because I found out this would be happening from the same person who emailed me the guidelines that would preclude the Morton Prosecutorial Discretion memo. And this was two years ago in 2011. The same way I found out about the 5 deportation cases in the 9th circuit that would allow for judicial review of prosecutorial discretion weeks prior to their publication.
The document is not confidential, but I believe very, very few people in the mainstream - relatively speaking - know about it. I have wanted to post it for a long time, but I was afraid that it would be used by those who oppose CIR to further block legislation. At the same time, it angered me to know the availability AND the
viability of these options in the current judicial and executive branches of government existed, and yet the Obama administration and the Dems played dumb and refused to acknowledge them. I might just post it soon since it seems it is now or never for our opportunity to legalize.